Why do I get the feeling that Jedi Fallen Order was Force Unleashed III would have been?
That does seem to be the case. I mentioned earlier how this game has more than just a few parallels to it, right down to sharing the same starting location and enemies.
Well I still have more info on the park. Only 3 stores are still worth talking about along with the Cantina and the worst restaurant, although the Cantina is the biggest disappointment.
Other than that, the park is filled with boring and unimaginative stores that just sell the "cheaper" crap that you can already find in other major stores or shit like pottery and trinkets. This area is called "Merchant's Row" and is horribly boring, almost like a real strip mall. All of these stores feel uninspired and lifeless, with one notable thing being that one has three speeders at its front, but none of them are even of rideable sizes and all are based on Disney designs. But the pinnacle of soullessness among these stores is the Jewels of Bith, which is so fucking lame. Its not even run by a Bith and it has nothing to do with Bith lore, their planet or even their music and tech (for those who need explaining, the Bith are the alien musicians seen in ANH and throughout all pre-Disney SW media), much less anything to do with Star Wars aside from a few pieces of merch you can get anywhere else in the park, and as expected, its nothing like the promo material implied. The only original thing they sell is the nu-version of Han's dice painted gold which cost 13 dollars and generic tourist badges like those in real life tourist traps that have the name of the place you're visiting. Prices range from 10 to 55 dollars for junk, all of which says Blackspire Outpost or Batuu.
Here are pics of the store and its merch.
And here's a pic of Merchant's Row along with the "speeders". I guess they're supposed to be kid size but even a baby couldn't fit into the seat of that blue one.
Its all drab and lifeless and the only unique store here is the toy store and "pet" store, but even those are way more boring than promotional material implied. One of the speeders (the blue one at the bottom) is a mini version of the speeder nu-Han used in Solo which was called an M-68. The other two aren't based on anything, although the front end of the red one on top has a loose resemblance to a sand skiff from ROTJ. Anyway there's a lot to be said about the freaking Cantina. The toy store and remaining restaurants are just really meh.
For those who just got here and want to know more about the park, my descriptions of the park begin on page 500.
That's a real liability, people would steal the droids. I mean if you were able lure one of them out of sight you could easily pick one up and flee.
Most of the droids are either movie props themselves or designed by the same teams who did the movie props, there are a load of collectors out there who wouldn't hesitate to try and snag a few for their collections.
Once the attendance dies down there's no doubt that theft will be a major issue despite all of Disney's security measures. Remember people have made off with Buzzy, Kingdom hearts Sora's Character Costume, The Purple Dragon Figment Animatronics(granted this was more of a dumpster dive but they still tresspassed), and a slew of other incidents. I know that when they stashed the extra DeLoreans from BTTF in the backlot tour all the licence plates were taken by thieves which lead to new rules on how props were stored and partially dismantled.
True enough, but they could've at least had some moving droids behind a closed-off area, like the back of the droid store which you could see into via a fence or something. The only one at the park is R2 but that's just an over-glorified toy.
And there are still no aliens at this park except Chewie. People keep saying there's no aliens because it would be too hot, but then how do you explain Chewy and the rest of Disneyland's usual costumed fucks?